The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-02-26

the city on Thursday looking over the
situation. He will probably decide to
invest some of his surplus cash in SUI
perior property.
Itch Prairie mango, and Scrrtch-
es of every kind cured in 80 minutes
| by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use
no other. Never fails. Sold by E.
T. Gauyreau, Druggist, Superior.
Several West Superiorites are in
Madison this week, engineering their
pet scheme of division through the
legislature. In two years they will be
undoing what they are now doing
S. f. Tubbs is moving his book
and stationary and express business
from the post Office to the Richie
building on Second street and Becker
avenue. He will haye good business
stand when he gets it in order.
w. NJ. Steele, late af Menominee,
Dunn county, this state, promising
/ young man, and member of the legal
fraternity, has decided to locate at
West Superior and will throw his shin
gle to the breeze in n few days. We
wish him success.
The Milwaukee & ST. Paul r. r.
Co, have broke ground and is on the
way to Superior, and will be ready
for business next year THIS with the
| Chicago and Burlington and the
Hinkley division Of the Manitoba, will
make lively railroad centre of Su-
perior.
r. A. Dawson, of Minneapolis,
was in the city on Thursday last. He
| first called on the TINES office and
ordered the paper sent to his address,
and then after a few moments talk
sailed forth to look up some lots
to buy. He likes the looks of things
up this way, and we hope he may de
eide to become one of US.
The Rey. Spanswick, the new
Congregational minister at West Su-
perior, preached to us last Wednesday
evening, and his discourse was one OF
the best we have heard in long time
A large load OF feminine loycliness
and purity accompanied the Rev.
gentleman on his missionary journey
Come again and often.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dole ar
rived here Friday evening of last week
Fred picked a most charming lady for
his life companion, and she will be
very acceptable acquisition to our SOC
ial circles. They have gone TO house
keeping in the Richie building on
Nettleton avenue, between 4th and
9TH streets. We extend oar best con
gritulations.
The formal opening Of the Hotel
Tower, at West Superior last Monday
evening, was a success in all respects
The house opens under very favorable
circumstances, and to all appearances
with one at the wheel who knows no
t. steer hotel through all the break
ers such an institution must come in
contact with. Success to the new
proprietor, Mr. J. s. Stack.
The bank of West Superior has
card in the TIMES today. The officers
Of this bank are all careful. shrewed,
successful business men, and there is
no doubt bright and successful future
before it. Arrangements have been
or will be made for serving business
men living at this end of the town,
promptly, through branch office
| located at the private office of Mr.. Bur
hans, the vice president.
Wonder why it is that just as
soon as Duluth man gets little
money saved up he comes right over
to Superior to buy a town lot. Mr.
Pearson left about $1,000 here on
/ Monday, it is said, and several other
/ parties haye left sums here in exchange
I for lots or lands. Those fellows over
! there observe the handwriting and
are hedging" accordingly. We are
glad to see them coming to their
( senses.
| Duluth Herald: The opening of
I the Hotel Tower at West Superior
/ last evening, was the leading event of
a social nature at the head of the lake
/ for some time past. Landlord Stack
assisted by his estimable wife, enter
tanned very large number Of guests,
( including many from Duluth and Old
! Superior. Brooks orchestra was
present, and dancing was made the
! feature of the evening. West Super
Tor is to be congratulated upon the
acquisition of Judge Stack and family.
FoR SAIE-10 choice blocks on
east St Croix, Itasca, Third & Fourth
! streets. East Superior . lots in
Elys addition to Superior. Half block
50, Superior city. 80 acres III secs. 2
and 3, IS, II adjoining town site on
Newton avenue and railroad. Eighty
acres in 4S, IA near town 800 acres
in sec. 6, and 100 acres in 4, AZ, u.